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Energy sources like natural gas and oil must be produced, transported, and used under precise conditions in order to be safe.

Natural gas has a high ignition temperature, is non-toxic, and is not corrosive, making it less likely to cause fires and explosions than other fuels, according to Natural Gas Experts, who also claim that it is a relatively safe energy source.

The possibility of mishaps and catastrophes during the extraction, transportation, and processing of the fuel are among the risks involved with using natural gas, though.

In contrast, oil has a greater risk of accidents and incidents during production, transportation, and usage than natural gas because it is a combustible and possibly hazardous chemical.

Overall, the safety of natural gas and oil as energy sources will be influenced by a number of variables, such as the particulars of their production, transportation, and usage, as well as the safety controls in place to reduce the chance of mishaps and disasters.